1. Touch the words to hear the pronunciation in English & Chinese.
Touch the Chinese vocabulary once to hear the Chinese pronunciation, second to hear the English version, and vice versa with the English vocabulary. Remember to touch the words twice every time for your children so that their ears can be familiar with both languages.

2. Touch the characters to hear the sound effects and bilingual dialogue.
For instance, in the ABC Ladybug, touch the apple with letter A on it the first time and you will hear ‘Apple: Apples are red.’ with the sound of a crunchy apple; and the Chinese version the second touch. Encourage children to touch different patterns to listen to different sound effects, which is the fun of Reading-Pen-served books.

3. Every flip-flap page is Reading-pen readable.
Let the baby use their little hands to flip every page, touch the patterns and then touch the words. Listen to the vocabularies and also listen to the sentences. Isn’t it amazing!

4. Contextual music or songs in the background.
To make the baby learn in a happy environment, songs and music are must have! The background music of ABC Ladybug is Alphabet Song and the background music of My Christmas Gifts is Merry Christmas.